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Elon Musk says a future without compulsory work is coming, powered by rapid advances in artificial intelligence and autonomous systems. According to Musk, AI-driven productivity could make traditional jobs optional, reshaping economies, labor markets, and global wealth distribution. Here’s what Musk claims, why experts are divided, and what this future could actually look like.


AI could replace 3 million jobs in next 10 years

Alina Habba has been ruled ineligible to serve as New Jersey's top federal prosecutor by a federal appeals court. A three-judge panel said the administration's manoeuvring exposed the legal and political barriers it faced in installing its preferred candidate.


USA: Ex-Trump lawyer Habba disqualified as New Jersey's top federal prosecutor 

The White House has confirmed a second strike on a vessel from Venezuela allegedly carrying illegal narcotics. Officials say Admiral Frank Bradley conducted the strike under Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s authorization. The strike took place in international waters and was described as self-defense to protect U.S. interests. Critics question the legality, while the UN calls for transparent investigations. Stay updated with the latest U.S.-Venezuela developments.

US-Venezuela Tension: Trump Administration Confirms Second Strike on Venezuela

 Pope Leo urged political leaders in Lebanon on Sunday to make peace their highest priority in a forceful appeal in a country that remains a target of Israeli airstrikes on the second leg of his first overseas trip as Catholic leader. Leo, the first U.S. pope, arrived in Beirut from a four-day visit to Turkey where he warned that humanity's future was at risk because of the world's unusual number of bloody conflicts and condemned violence in the name of religion.


Pope Leo in Beirut: Lebanon listens as Pope pleads for dialogue

Russia has claimed the capture of two key Ukrainian cities, marking its biggest advance in Ukraine in over a year, according to reports. This significant development comes amid ongoing tensions and conflict in Eastern Ukraine. In November, Russian forces reportedly made strategic gains, raising concerns for Ukrainian defense and global security analysts. Stay updated with the latest Russia-Ukraine conflict news.

Russia-Ukraine War: Ukraine Under Pressure | Russia Claims Key City Captures

India vs South Africa: Senior batter Virat Kohli lit up a Super Sunday in Ranchi with a sublime 135, his 52nd ODI hundred, as India survived a tense finish to defend 18 runs in the final over and clinch a 17-run win in a last-over thriller.


Virat Kohli puts on a show in Ranchi with his 120-ball 135

The Trump administration has issued new changes that significantly redefine protections for young ‘Dreamer’ migrants, raising alarms among immigration advocates and legal experts. The revised policies could affect work permits, renewal processes, and long-standing safeguards for undocumented youth brought to the U.S. as children.


Trump administration redefines protection for 'Dreamers' 

The White House has announced a new system aimed at publicly tracking and calling out so-called “media offenders” — a “Hall of Shame” designed to highlight misinformation, selective reporting, and repeated inaccuracies. While critics warn this could escalate tensions between the administration and the press, supporters argue it brings long-needed accountability to major outlets.


White House launches new page to call out media for bias

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Hasina's Extradition: Bangladesh Considers International Criminal Court Action

Russian President Vladimir Putin’s visit to India aims to strengthen defence and energy cooperation between the two nations. The talks focus on strategic partnerships, military collaboration, and energy agreements, highlighting the enduring India-Russia relationship.

India-Russia: Putin To Visit India To Boost Defence, Energy, And Strategic Ties

U.S. and Ukrainian officials held what both sides called productive talks on Sunday about a Russia peace deal, with Secretary of State Marco Rubio expressing optimism about progress despite challenges to ending the more than 3-year-long war. Rubio met with a Ukrainian delegation led by a new chief negotiator in Florida, his home state, for talks that he said were meant to create a pathway for Ukraine to remain sovereign and independent.


Ukraine peace talks: Trump claims 'good chance' of ending war after talks in Florida

U.S. President Donald Trump has confirmed a phone call with Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, raising global attention amid ongoing tensions in the region. While details of the conversation remain undisclosed, Trump described the call as “yes” when asked about it, hinting at the possibility of diplomatic engagement. This comes after Trump made statements about closing Venezuelan airspace, sparking confusion and concern over potential military action.

US-Venezuela: Trump Confirms Conversation With Maduro Amid Rising Tensions 

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has reportedly requested a pardon as his high-profile corruption trials continue to unfold. The legal proceedings, which have drawn intense national and international attention, involve multiple allegations of bribery, fraud, and breach of trust. Netanyahu’s move to seek a pardon comes amid growing political tension and public scrutiny, as the trials show no signs of slowing down.

Israel: Netanyahu Requests Pardon Amid Ongoing Corruption Trials

The UN has stated that Israel operates a “de facto system” of torture against Palestinians, highlighting widespread human rights concerns.

UN Says Israel Runs 'De Facto System' of Torture of Palestinians 

Ukraine hit two tankers used by Russia to export oil while skirting Western sanctions with marine drones in the Black Sea, an official from the SBU security service said on Saturday.
The joint operation to hit the so-called 'shadow fleet' vessels was run by the SBU and Ukraine's navy, the official said on condition of anonymity.

Black Sea Attack: Oil Tankers Hit by Sea Baby Naval Drones

US-Venezuela tensions escalate as President Donald Trump threatens to close Venezuelan airspace, raising international concern. Venezuela condemns the statement as illegal aggression and a violation of sovereignty.

US-Venezuela Tensions: Trump Warns of Closing Venezuelan Airspace

Russian drone strikes hit the outskirts of Kyiv, escalating tensions in the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war. Reports indicate damage to infrastructure, with authorities assessing the impact on civilians and local areas.

Russia-Ukraine War: Russian Drone Strikes Target Kyiv Outskirts

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has said his chief of staff, Andriy Yermak, has resigned following an anti-corruption raid on his home.

Zelensky’s Top Adviser Andriy Yermak Resigns After Anti-corruption Raid Ahead Of Peace Talks

A White House shooting has led to murder charges against an Afghan national. In response, the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) has temporarily halted immigration and asylum decisions.


US Shooting: Afghan National Faces Murder Charges | USCIS Halts Immigration & Asylum Decisions

French antitrust watchdog on Thursday dismissed a complaint filed against Microsoft, opens new tab by local search engine Qwant which accused the U.S. company of abusing its dominant position. The Autorite de la Concurrence, as the watchdog is known, said Qwant failed to bring elements sufficiently convincing to sustain its claims and also declined to enforce the interim action against Microsoft requested by Qwant.


French antitrust watchdog dismisses complaint filed against Microsoft 

Scientists are warning that beluga whales face increasing survival risks as they are forced into more open-water environments due to shifting sea-ice patterns and climate change.


Beluga Whales become pawns in global outrage

Imran Khan’s son alleges he has been placed in a “death cell” under harsh isolation. The United Nations has demanded immediate action, calling for his protection and raising concerns over human rights in Pakistan. Stay updated on the latest developments in this unfolding story.

Pakistan Crisis: Imran Khan’s Son Alleges Death Cell Confinement

Five major volcanoes have erupted within just 72 hours, unleashing shockwaves across the planet. Scientists are now probing whether the surge in global seismic activity — including 1,400 earthquakes in Indonesia in just 30 days — signals a deeper planetary warning.


Five giants blow: The 72-hour eruption shockwave; Is the planet warning us?

Switzerland heads to the polls in a landmark vote on whether to replace compulsory military service for men with a universal civic duty for all citizens. Supporters say it promotes “true equality” and strengthens national resilience, while critics argue it adds to women’s unpaid workload and could double defence costs. Voters are also deciding on a separate plan to impose a 50 percent inheritance tax on estates over 50 million Swiss francs to fund climate action. Polls indicate both measures face steep opposition.


Swiss men are required to perform mandatory military service

Video has emerged showing Israeli security forces shooting dead two Palestinians who appeared to have surrendered in the occupied West Bank. The incident happened during an ongoing Israeli military operation in the city of Jenin. Watch this report for more details!

West Bank Clash: Israeli Troops Kill Two Palestinians After Surrender

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AI could replace 3 million jobs in next 10 years

USA: Ex-Trump lawyer Habba disqualified as New Jersey's top federal prosecutor

US-Venezuela Tension: Trump Administration Confirms Second Strike on Venezuela

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Russia-Ukraine War: Ukraine Under Pressure | Russia Claims Key City Captures

Virat Kohli puts on a show in Ranchi with his 120-ball 135

Trump administration redefines protection for 'Dreamers'

White House launches new page to call out media for bias

White House launches new page to call out media for bias

Hasina's Extradition: Bangladesh Considers International Criminal Court Action

India-Russia: Putin To Visit India To Boost Defence, Energy, And Strategic Ties

Ukraine peace talks: Trump claims 'good chance' of ending war after talks in Florida

US-Venezuela: Trump Confirms Conversation With Maduro Amid Rising Tensions

Israel: Netanyahu Requests Pardon Amid Ongoing Corruption Trials

UN Says Israel Runs 'De Facto System' of Torture of Palestinians

Black Sea Attack: Oil Tankers Hit by Sea Baby Naval Drones

US-Venezuela Tensions: Trump Warns of Closing Venezuelan Airspace

Russia-Ukraine War: Russian Drone Strikes Target Kyiv Outskirts

Zelensky’s Top Adviser Andriy Yermak Resigns After Anti-corruption Raid Ahead Of Peace Talks

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Swiss men are required to perform mandatory military service

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